Two Speeders Fined in Downtown Auto Mix-Up
A string of small city incidents includes two speeders fined in county and police courts after minor crashes downtown. Albert Reburn, a postal employee, was fined $20, and Herbert Geske paid $22.50. A separate case notes a pursuit and misidentification during a street scene on KG Slabs Street.
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Albert Reburn
Herbert Geske
Tazy West Avenue
Motoreyalty Cep
Jaiden T. Reid
Sumley FL Anderson
la Crom Uhesrland Company
Atr. Reid
Kanel Whit
Prayers and Salaries See No Increase in Legislative Costs
The article notes prayers and salaries as the only items not rising in the current legislative session. It records $3 per prayer across sixteen denominations and totals $666 for prayers in both houses to date, with overall six month session costs at $204,494 including printing. Other expenses cover salaries, mileage, clerical staff, sergeants, postage, and visiting committees.
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Secretary of State
Assembly
Senate
Joint
Northern Lakes
Life Underwriters Promote Northwest Congress in Madison
Northwest Congress of Life Underwriters convenes in Madison Wisconsin with 1600 agents expected. Attendees include La Crosse underwriters Harry Long Bari Noliverre and J H Granmer from New York Life, plus Metropolitan and Wisconsin Life representatives. The event features round trip fare, free hospitality, and city tours including automobile trips, swimming, tennis and golf.
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Harry Long
Bari Noliverre
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al Graver
Fe Wi. Scofield
J. H.granmer
New York Life
Clark
Wiconsin Life
Raiser
Meyer
BF. B. Porserh
Metropolitan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Normaska
North
Dake
Minnesota
Eanpress
Deiy
Madison Association of Life Underwriters
Result of Ballot on Wage Cut Still in Doubt Jewell
Rail union chief F B Jewell branded reports of an overwhelming vote for wage reduction as misleading and unreliable. He said only about two thirds of ballots counted and that for votes might swing it. A meeting of shop craft chairmen is set for July 2 to decide further action.
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Rail Union
Hicago
United States Rail
Tand Labor Board
Fb.m.cjewell
Jewell
Eragta
Onganinati
New Law Bars Girls as Hotel Bell Boys in Madison
A new act effective Tuesday bars girls under 21 from serving as hotel bell boys. The measure, the first of eight welfare bills approved by the legislature on the recommendation of the senate education and public welfare committee, imposes heavy penalties on hotelkeepers who violate provisions.
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Madison
Wit
Senate Education and Public Welfare Committee
Winona Divine to Lecture on Romola Here Wednesday
Rev. William F. Dudley of Winona will lecture Wednesday at 10:80 in the normal auditorium on Romola, The Atrophy of a Soul, discussing George Eliot's novel The public is invited and admission is free. A silver offering will aid the course.
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William EF. Dudley
Winans
Dudley
George Eliot
World War Veteran Named Chief of Police at Kenosha
Thad Toran, overseas veteran of World War I, was named chief of police in Kenosha Wisconsin on Thursday morning succeeding Chief Owen O'Hare who resigned after two grand jury indictments. Toran, at 27, was one of the department's youngest officers and had recently returned from overseas and rejoined the force.
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Kenosha
Wis
Thad Toran
Owen O'Hare
Loran
Rate Commission orders Illinois fares rise to interstate level
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered passenger fares on the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee line and its interurban to move to interstate level on September 1. A uniform three cent fare is expected to yield about 6.91 percent return on road value for the year ending October, allowing for traffic decrease of ten percent. with reduced traffic the return would be 6.83 percent.
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Washington
Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Railway
Commerce Commission
Illinois
Met
Roar
British Coalmine Strike Settled as Parliament Near Subsidy Vote
The British coal mine strike that began April 1 ends with government planning to seek a ten million pound subsidy from Parliament. Prime Minister Lloyd George is expected to request subsidy authorization. miners are to resume work next Monday if granted. The subsidy move follows earlier proposals rejected by the miners.
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Ondon
Associated Press
Public Reception For Knutson At La Crosse Event
La Crosse hosts an informal reception Wednesday evening at Eagles hall to honor R G Knutson’s appointment to the Wisconsin Industrial Commission. Alderman J B Murray chairs with speeches by C Kohr, S Gordon, T Verchota, and others as the labor community is urged to attend.
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Eagles
K. G. Knutson
Ims
Lim
Joseph J. Yrrrhata
Races and Labor Council
Syorker
Alrdernan Morris
R. G. Knutson
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Porens
Brutger
Counel
Thiy Cornell
la’ Grosse
Wisconsin
la’ Crosse
Mr. Routson
McKautson
J. &. Murray
Stanley Gordon
William Doerfilnger
Harry . Burroughs
Charlotte Kohn
Edlin Jost
A. Green
RF. Green
F. Ov
Berrigan
A. A Mis
A As Bentley
J. Ger
Fah. Burges
FE. H. Burress
Barry Thgeert
Charles Dittman
Umerbers
Rosie
We Pr
Roelliz
Ad. Steinmete
Joan Brindley
Jeanard Kleeber
Fred Hosely
Eece
Iagigh Bouski
Jit Beay
Ke F. Basten
B.S. McCormick
B. &. McCormick
G. K
G. We. Lueck
J. B. Funke
Greenmen
We Ward
Vic Ruschman
G. A. Keller
Wdedisch
Olaf Olson
Harry Newburn
Oscar Desting
Oscar Deering
Charles. Hoeschler
Hont
T. B. Waenber
Art Grosscup
Barney Borsein
M. H. Dokken
Theodore Strauss
Peter Muenzenberzer
C. F. Figlie
E. B.duffy
George Winkhkt
Jack Hall
Louis Jofade
Nick Weeher
Wlf Adame
Mies Keefe
Jaspar Knox
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Bandits rob hotel and flee in car chase ends pursuit
Robbers struck a Treapelen hotel waking proprietor Martin. They fled in a stolen car after a brief chase by a posse. Loot included $60 and $40 in watches and jewelry. Car abandoned at Marshland Junction. suspects eluded capture near East Winona. Police notified. link to Jewelers store theft suspected. Grand Forks tobacco smoke ban targets public seating in Dakota eateries.
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Treapelen
St Marshland Junction
East Winern
Burlington Teks
Winona
Rademacher
Marshland Junction
le Three Geenpants
la Crosse
Sim¢ Gank
Tepnéry
Praiinie
Mndar
Entries Close On Thursday For Outdoor Sports Festival
Entries close at 12 o'clock noon on Thursday for the Ta Oresse Outdoor Sports Association Fourth of July events. Prospective contestants must mail application blanks to committee members, with a tennis tournament finals set for the Saturday preceding. Apply to E. C. Gerber of the Y M C A.
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Oresse Outdoor Sports Association
E. C. Gerber
Y. M-C_a
Council protests bill giving school board tax powers
At a special meeting Monday night the council opposed Senate Bill 147 which would let school boards levy taxes for schools without city approval. Mayor directed to file protest with the governor as cities have limited time to object. Sixteen aldermen present unanimously condemned the measure calling it vicious and urged protests to Madison. Knutson congratulated in a separate resolution. The council discussed a new causeway site, street paving plans, and brick paving estimates. County board approved $40,000 for street resurfacing funds.
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Beatles
Agai
Campainn
League Log
Avery
Hearne
Madison
Senate
Bentler
Boaril
Knutson
Murray Roid
R. G. Knutson
Ivbor
Fortes
County Board
Gounell
Secomedistreat
King
Disisinn
Ring Street
Ferend
Tridd
Mt. Vernon
Ecounty Boant
Administration Committee Meeting Set for Thursday
The administration committee meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 4 PM in City Hall to consider applications for liquor licenses, as announced by the city clerk’s office.
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Committee of Administration
Mail Planes To Make Last Trip Thursday
Airplanes in the Chicago to La Crosse route will fly its final airmail run on Thursday as the service is abandoned for months. Mechanics at Salzer field prepare equipment transfer to Chicago while officials confirm the end of the route and reorganize operations. C F Ogge, moved to new key route supervision, aims to extend service if funds permit and other routes are approved.
Anti Beer Bill Passes By Vote Of 250 10
The House approved the measure to bar beer as medicine by a 250 to 10 vote after four hours of heated debate. The bill moves to the Senate where Senator Sterling of South Dakota leads the judiciary subcommittee. Regulations delaying prescriptions of beer and light wines are under review.
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Washington
D. C
Harding
Senastor Sterling
South Dakota
Senate Judiciary
Senate
Sterling
Washington, D. C
United States
Palmer
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
tHingis Britten
Kunz
Madden
Rodenberg
Sabath
Hameses I
Egypt
Reavis
Nebraskt
Judiciary Committee
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Rules Committee
Nebraskay
Hiel
Nat Enix
Tiles
Reye
Campbil
Texas
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Volatead
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